boletos
“boletos” means “tickets” in Spanish (for travel, events, or entry).
tickets
Also: passes, lottery tickets
📝 In Action
¿Cuántos boletos necesitamos para el tren?
A1How many tickets do we need for the train?
Perdí mis boletos del avión en el aeropuerto.
A2I lost my plane tickets at the airport.
Los boletos para el partido de fútbol se vendieron en una hora.
B1The tickets for the soccer match sold out in one hour.
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Quick Quiz: boletos
Question 1 of 1
Which Spanish word is usually preferred over 'boletos' when asking for a train ticket in Spain?
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The word 'boleto' comes from the Italian 'bolletta' (a small note or receipt), which itself is related to the French 'bulletin.' It entered Spanish to mean a small printed document used for entry or proof of purchase.
First recorded: 18th century (in its modern usage)
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Frequently Asked Questions
If I am going to a concert, should I use 'boletos' or 'entradas'?
Both are correct, but 'entradas' (entries) is often used specifically for events where you have a reserved seat, like concerts or theater. 'Boletos' is a safe, general choice for any type of ticket.